name	Martin Nievera
background	solo_singer
birth name	Martin Ramon Razon Nievera
birth date	February 05, 1962
origin	Manila, Philippines
occupation	Singer, Songwriter, Actor
voice type	Baritone
years active	1982-present
label	PolyEast Records (EMI Philippines)
genre	OPM, pop
associate acts	Gary Valenciano, Pops Fernandez }}

Martin Ramon Razon Nievera (born February 5, 1962, in Manila, Philippines) is a singer, songwriter, and actor. He is one of the main hosts of musical variety show ''ASAP'' on ABS-CBN

Early life

Nievera was born on February 5, 1962, in Manila, Philippines with twin sister, Victoria, to Bert Nievera and Conchita Razon. Nievera spent most of his childhood in Hawaii with his mother and father, as his father sang for the group Society of Seven. The Nievera family also took up residence in the Bay Area in California for a short time in the late '70s. He graduated from Clayton Valley High School (Concord, California)in 1980.

Personal life

He was previously married to singer-actress Pops Fernandez and had two children with her.

Career

Inspired by his father, Bert Nievera, also a singer, Nievera returned to the Philippines in 1982 to begin his own singing career and by June 1982 he released his first LP, ''Martin...Take One''. Nievera began co-hosting the TV variety show ''Penthouse Live!'' with Pops Fernandez, who would later become his wife. Nievera's second LP was 1984's ''The Best Gift''. In 1987, ''Penthouse Live!'' was changed to ''Martin and Pops Twogether'', in celebration of their marriage. His recording ''Forever'' led to two sequels, ''Forever Forever'' and ''Return to Forever''.

As an actor, Nievera has appeared or starred in eleven movies and seven television series and specials. Nievera's film credits include dramas, romance, science fiction, comedy and action.

He appeared with Hawaii's Society of Seven and Lani Misalucha at the Flamingo Las Vegas from February 13 through April 13, 2008. He performed a pre-Valentine/post-birthday concert with Pops Fernandez titled "Missing You" on February 6, 2009, at the Araneta Coliseum. He co-hosts the weekly music show called ASAP XV.

In July 2010, Nievera's album, ''As Always'' was released.

In May 2011, his album, ''Himig Ng Damdamin'' was launched and contains all of his covers.

Filmography

Television

''Mirasol del Cielo'' - Gregory Rosario (1986–1987) (GMA Network)

''Martin After Dark'' - host (1988–1998) (GMA Network/ABS-CBN)

''Haybol Rambol'' - Pedro Molina (1993–1995) (GMA Network)

''A.S.A.P'' - host (1995–present) (ABS-CBN)

''Martin Late @ Nite'' - host (1998–2002) (ABS-CBN)

''S.O.P.'' - host (1998–2002) (GMA Network)

''Twist & Shout'' - host (2010) (ABS-CBN)

Movies

1986 Always and Forever

1986 Si Mister at Si Misis (Mister and Misis)

1986 Payaso (Clown)

1987 Shoot That Ball

1987 Stupid Cupid

1988 Maria Went to Town

1988 Sa Puso Ko Hahalik Ang Mundo (The World Shall Kiss My Heart)

1989 Magic To Love - Zerox

1997 Adarna: The Mythical Bird - voice

1998 Alyas Boy Tigas: Ang Probinsyanong Wais - James Bond

2004 Masikip sa Dibdib (Tight to the Chest)

2006 Wrinkles

Albums

Studio

''Martin...Take One'' (1982)

''The Best Gift'' (1984)

''Martin'' (1985)

''Miracle'' (1987)

''Dream'' (1989)

''A New Start'' (1991)

''Roads'' (1994)

''Journeys'' (1997)

''Forever'' (1999)

''Forever Forever'' (2000)

''Return to Forever'' (2001)

''Chasing Time'' (2002)

''Chasing Time Vol. 2'' (2003)

''Unforgettable'' (2004)

''When Love is Gone'' (2005)

''Awit ng Puso'' (2006)

''Milestones'' (2007)

''Ikaw Ang Pangarap'' (2008)

''For Always'' (2009)

''As 1 (with Gary Valenciano)'' (Universal Records & PolyEast Records, 2009)

''As Always'' (2010)

''Himig Ng Damdamin'' (2011)

Compilation

''Greatest Hits'' (Vicor Music Corp., 1992)

''Be My Lady'' (Vicor Music Corp., 1994)

''Ikaw Ang Lahat Sa Akin'' (Vicor Music Corp., 1994)

''My Souvenirs'' (MCA Music Philippines, 2001)

''More Souvenirs'' (MCA Music Philippines, 2002)

''Best Wishes (A Wedding Love Song Collection)'' (PolyEast Records, 2004)

''Martin Nievera's 18 Greatest Hits'' (Vicor Music Corp., 2010)

''Unforgetable Souveneirs'' (PolyEast Records, 2010)

Collaboration

''Gold Ito!'' (Dyna Music, 1982)

''6th Metro Manila Popular Song Festival'' (Vicor Music, 1983)

''2001 Metro Pop Song Festival'' (Infinity Music "now GMA Records"/Sony Music Philippines, 2001)

''Only Selfless Love 2'' (Universal Records, 2003)

''OPM Rewind'' (Universal Records, 2004)

''Best of OPM Inspirational Songs'' (Universal Records, 2005)

''OPM Superstars Christmas'' (Universal Records, 2006)

''Remember The OPM In The 80s'' (Vicor Music, 2007)

''Yes FM! It's Christmas Time'' (Vicor Music, 2007)

''Life Songs & Life Stories with Boy Abunda'' (Star Records, 2008)

''OPM Love Album'' (Universal Records, 2008)

''Musika At Pelikula: A Star Cinema Music Collection'' (Star Records, 2008)

''No.1 Signature Hits OPM's Best'' (Vicor Music, 2008)

''GV 25: All Star Tribute'' (Star Records, 2008)

''Kris Aquino The Greatest Love'' (Universal Records, 2008)

''Christmas Memories'' (Viva Records, 2008)

''Hanep! Ultimate Pinoy Hits Collection'' (PolyEast Records Philippines, 2008)

''OPM No. 1's (Star Records, 2009)

''No. 1 Signature Hits OPM's Best Vol. 2'' (Vicor Music Corp., 2009)

''Senti 3'' (Viva Records, 2009)

''Paalam, Maraming Salamat Pres. Aquino (A Memorial Tribute Soundtrack)'' (Star Records, 2009)

''I-Star 15: Best Of TV & Movie Themes'' (Star Records, 2010)

''60 Taon Ng Musika At Soap Opera'' (Star Records, 2010)

''Senti Four It's Complicated'' (Viva Records, 2010)

''I Love You'' (Star Records, 2011)

''A Perfectly Acoustic Experience'' (PolyEast Records, 2011)

''Bida Best Hits Da Best'' (Star Records, 2011)

Live

''Martin Live: with the Phil. Harmonic Orchestra'' (2000)

Christmas

''A Martin Nievera Christmas'' (1989)

''Martin Nievera's Christmas List'' (2008)

Singles (Originally performed by himself)

"Be My Lady"

"Each Day with You"

"Ikaw ang Aking Pangarap"

"Ikaw ang Lahat sa Akin"

"Kahit Isang Saglit"

"You're On the Right Track"

"Please Don't Throw My Love Away"

"Pain"

"You Are to Me"

Cover Versions by Martin

"Because Of You" (original by Keith Martin)

"We Are The Reason"

"Now & Forever" (original by Richard Marx)

"Maybe This Time" (original by Michael Murphy)

"On The Wings Of Love" (original by Jeffrey Osbourne)

"Forever" (original by Kenny Loggins)

"When I Met You" (Original by APO Hiking Society)

"Ikaw Lang Ang Mamahalin" (Original by Joey Albert, also covered by Joey Generoso and Lani Misalucha)

"Closer You And I" (Original by Gino Padilla)

"Somewhere Down The Road" (Original by Barry Manilow)

"Right Here Waiting" (original by Richard Marx)

"Just Once" (original by James Ingram)

"Only Selfless Love 2" (original by Jamie Rivera, also covered by Jerome John Hughes and Karylle)

"Narito" (original by Gary V.)

"Iisa Pa Lamamg" (original by Joey Albert)

"Kung Ako Na Lang Sana" (original by Bituin Escalante)

"Before I Let You Go" (original by Freestyle)

"Can't take my eyes off you" (Original by Frankie Valli)

See also

Kuh Ledesma

George Canseco

Pilita Corrales

Gary Valenciano

Rico Puno

Gary Valenciano

Amapola (Amapola Cabase)

References

Websites/Links

Official Website

gmanews.tv/video, Pops Fernandez still at odds with Martin Nievera - 29 January 2008 (in Filipino)

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es:Martín Nievera ja:マーティン・ニーベラ tl:Martin Nievera

name	Sharon Cuneta
birth name	Sharon Gamboa Cuneta
birth date	January 06, 1966
origin	Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines
height	5'5"
background	solo_singer
other name	"Mega"Ate Shawie
genre	Original Pilipino Music, Easy Listening, Adult Contemporary, Manila Sound | occupation Singer, Actress, Host
years active	1978–present
url	http://www.sharoncuneta.com/ }}

Sharon Cuneta-Pangilinan, better known as Sharon Cuneta, is a popular and multi-awarded Filipino singer, actress and TV host dubbed as Megastar of Philippine Entertainment, fondly called Mega by fans and people from the entertainment industry. Her success in the movies (53 starring roles), television (9 shows) and recording (40 albums ) make her possibly the greatest Filipino entertainer of all time. Her popularity has translated well into the field of advertising, where she is the highest paid and most effective Filipino celebrity endorser. Cuneta's long list of endoresements run the gamut from fastfood chain to bank, from make-up line to electronics, from ice cream to tele-communication company.

On 22 November 2011, following months of speculations, Sharon’s big move to TV5 was made official by signing a staggering 1 Billion contract with the Kapatid Network – the highest ever paid to a Filipino artist. She parted ways with ABS-CBN, her home network of 24 years, on a cordial note.

Early life

(born January 6, 1966) Her mother, Elaine Gamboa, hails from Santa Ana, Pampanga while her father, Pablo Cuneta (1910–2000), was mayor of Pasay City for four decades. She is half-Tagalog on her paternal side and one-fourth Kapampangan and one-fourth Spanish-American on her maternal side.

Cuneta grew up surrounded by music, listening to her dad's collection of 45s, 78s and 33s. Her aunt is '60s Shingaling Sweetheart Helen Gamboa. Cuneta during her early years made her first TV appearance in Kuya Ike Lozada's show, in the Bulilit portion, where she mimicked her Tita Helen's songs. Cuneta was just as young when she appeared in her first movie, the Rosanna Ortiz-George Estregan starrer ''Lovers for Hire''. She played one of Roderick Paulate's playmates.

She attended International School Manila (Makati Campus), Boston University (USA) and the University of the Philippines Open University.

1978–1983: Rise to Fame

Cuneta first appeared on Philippine pop charts in 1978 as a 12-year-old, singing ''"Mr. D.J."'' which was very popular and earned her the title of "D.J.'s Pet" (which was also the title of her first album). ''"Mr. D.J."'', together with other hit singles including ''"Kahit Maputi Na Ang Buhok Ko"'' and ''"High School Life"'' were released during the Manila Sound era. Other hit albums followed, and Cuneta was asked to sing on many movie soundtracks of the time - becoming the first "movie soundtrack star" in the country.

She starred in projects from Viva Films. At age 15, her first feature film, 1981's ''Dear Heart'' paired her with fellow teeny-bopper Gabby Concepcion. The movie was a huge success thus crowning her as the Popular Teenage Queen of RP movies by Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation, Inc. (GMMSF).

Her early movie roles launched her as a "poor little rich girl". Although raised in an influential rich political family, she appealed to the ''sosyal'' (socially rich) and ''masa'' (poor masses) crowd of Philippine society, with her intelligence, humor and down-to-earth personality.

She started hosting with other teenage prodigies on ''GMA Supershow'', later called ''Germspesyal'', with German Moreno and ''C.U.T.E. (Call Us Two For Entertainment)'' with her aunt from Pampanga, former actress Helen Gamboa, via GMA 7.

She paved her way to fame in the early 1980s as a young recording artist and eventually made it successful as a teen actress. Sharon was one of the top stars amongst her contemporaries together with Maricel Soriano and Julie Vega. Cuneta earned acting awards in her early years in the business. ''Bukas Luluhod Ang Mga Tala'' was her history-breaking movie in 1984 and followed by another certified blockbuster ''Bituing Walang Ningning'' in 1985, and was tagged as The Philippines' Megastar. On 1986 Sharon Cuenta was meant to duet with Shirley Jeffrey from being signed to Viva Records but was never seen on the recording studio.

1984–Present: Mega Stardom

Cuneta's success was witnessed by many of the Filipino people. Her movies were all box-office hits, crowning her the Box-Office Queen for many years from 1984 where she wore her first crown. Her recordings were chart-toppers and her television shows were loved by many Filipinos. Her acting abilities were also recognized by the critics and various award-giving bodies granting her the Grandslam Best Actress in 1996 for the movie Madrasta. She became a household name in the Philippines resulting in her face being seen everywhere: on big billboards, on TV commercials and in product endorsements. Her popularity made her one of the most admired Filipinos.

Her musical-variety show, ''The Sharon Cuneta Show'' was one of the longest-running television shows in Philippine show business from 1986 through 1997.

She achieved consistent recognition both in her recording and acting career. Cuneta's movie projects were mostly certified blockbusters and history-breaking.

Cuneta achieved mega stardom since then and considered as one of the Philippine cinema's greatest box-office queens.

1980s: The New Philippine Movie Queen

1984 was the year when Cuneta's producers at Viva Films planned to change her image from ''poor-little-rich-girl image'' into ''from rags to riches'' type of movies. She made three movies that year including the movie ''Bukas Luluhod ang Mga Tala'' which broke all box-office records and made her the new Box-office Queen. She continued to make movies following the rags to riches formula and most of those successful movies came from popular comic novels like ''Bukas Luluhod Ang Mga Tala'', ''Dapat Ka Bang Mahalin, Bituing Walang Ningning'' and ''Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita'' to name a few. She also won the Best Actress Award for the movies ''Dapat Ka Bang Mahalin?'' from FAMAS Awards and ''Sa Hirap at Ginhawa'' from Film Academy of the Philippines.

Because of her popularity, and her movies were acknowledged as having established a consistency at the box office, the Philippine press began to refer to her as 'Megastar' in their write-ups.

Aside from doing blockbuster movies, Cuneta also had a weekly musical variety show ''The Sharon Cuneta Show'' every Sunday night, featuring guests such as popular singer-songwriter Clair Marlo.

She married her love-team partner Gabby Concepcion and bore their first child named Maria Kristina Cassandra in 1985, but her popularity was not affected and made even stronger.

She continued to make blockbuster movies with her mother studio Viva Films and eventually elevated to a Hall of Fame as Box Office Queen in the later part of the 1980s.

1990s: Grandslam Best Actress Era

Cuneta's reign as box-office queen even made stronger when she did movies with the popular action stars like Fernando Poe Jr. ''(Kahit Konting Pagtingin-1990)'' Robin Padilla '',(Maging Sino Ka Man-1991)'', Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr. ''(Pangako Sa 'Yo-1992)'', Rudy Fernandez ''(Kung Kailangan Mo Ako-1993)'' to name a few. All those movies were certified blockbusters, that though she was already elevated to Hall of Fame as Box-Office Queen in 1990, she was crowned again in 1991 through 1993 because of the success of her movies.

For the first time, in 1996, Cuneta made a movie outside her mother studio Viva Films via the movie Madrasta from Star Cinema. This movie garnered her the Best Actress Award from all major award-giving bodies in the Philippines, hence a Grandslam win for her outstanding performance in the movie. Cuneta became one of the few actresses (along with Nora Aunor, Vilma Santos, and Lorna Tolentino) to be given a grand slam best actress award in Philippine Cinema. In this era, she achieved continuous recognition in her recording, hosting and acting career.

On April 28, 1996, Sharon Cuneta walked down the aisle for the second time, to marry Senator Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan. She left the country for a while to be with her husband in Boston who was studying at Harvard University. Even though Cuneta was not in the country, she remained in the limelight because of her many TV commercials that Filipinos were able to view everyday. She did two movies before she left for the States. When she arrived in 1998, ABS-CBN produced a talk show for her entitled ''Sharon''.

2000s: Mega30, Three Decades of Megastardom

Year 2000, Cuneta managed to maintain her status as the Queen of Philippine movies by filming another blockbuster movie from StarCinema entitled ''Minsan Minahal Kita.'' Cuneta's late father, Pablo Cuneta, was mayor of Pasay City for four decades. He died at the age of 90 in September 2000.

She gave birth to her second child Simone Francesca Emmanuelle (Frankie) in December 2000 and her third daughter was born, Mariel Daniella Sophia (Miel), in September 2004, and decided to leave her television show.

In 2002, at age 36, Cuneta was given a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Board of Directors of the Phil. Association of Recording Industry via the Dangal ng Musikang Plilipino Award on her 25th years in music industry.

In 2003 she made a film with independent producer Unitel Pictures entitled ''Crying Ladies''. With this film, she won a Best Actress award from The Brussels International Independent Film Festival held in 2004. Prior to that, she was awarded Best Actress locally by PASADO Awards and People's Choice in the 2003 Metro Manila Film Festival.

She did not make any movies from 2004 through 2007 while she concentrated her career in television and music. Her album ''Isn't it Romantic'' was successful enough to warrant the making of ''Isn't it Romantic II''.

On January 6, 2006, The Megastar returned to television from her maternity leave with a 40th birthday celebration on ABS-CBN's ''Ang Pagbabalik Ng Bituin'' ("The Return of the Star"). The following month, a new talk show entitled ''Sharon'' aired, which she is still currently hosting.

After a long rest from filmmaking, she made another movie entitled ''Caregiver'' in 2008 which, according to ABS-CBN, is their most expensive film. In this film, Cuneta played the role of a school teacher working abroad as a caregiver. The movie was a certified blockbuster making it one of the highest grossing films of 2008.

Her long-time nanny/yaya Loreta Benitez aka "Yaya Luring" passed away last December 19, 2009 at the age of 83 due to cardiac arrest.

On January 12, 2010, coinciding with her annual birthday show, her self-titled magazine ''Sharon at Home'' was launched and has since become one of the best-selling titles of ABS-CBN Publishing.

She is now hosting a talent show for young women entitled "Star Power" and has singers Christian Bautista & Erik Santos as her co-hosts. Her panel of judges are Edgar Mortiz, Mitch Valdez, & Billy Crawford.

On November 22, 2011, She signed a 5 years contract with TV5 for 1 billion Pesos according to celebrity tweets in microblogging site Twitter, the biggest talent fee ever in any local artist in the Philippine Showbiz History, the biggest network deal, ever, for a local celebrity.

International Success

Cuneta is the first Filipina artist to sell out at the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium first in 1988 and her latest June 11, 2005 concert. Her poster is included in The Shrine's Hall of Fame next to stars Michael Jackson, Barbra Streisand and the Ballet Folklorico de Mexico. She created a traffic jam in the 1990s and puzzled the former Mayor of Los Angeles Tom Bradley. After hearing of her success, the mayor attended the concert and awarded Cuneta with an Honorary Key to the City of Los Angeles.

She sang a duet in the 2001 with Hong Kong star Andy Lau, with whom she sang "In Your Eyes" composed by Jim Brickman.

Personal life

Sharon Cuneta publicly married Gabby Concepcion in 1984, which was later annulled due to irreconcilable differences. Their wedding ceremony became the most attended nuptial in Philippine history, which was held at the Manila Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, and was personally sponsored by Ferdinand Marcos and various high-ranking Roman Catholic prelates of the Republic of the Philippines. Together, they have a daughter, Kristina Cassandra Concepcion . Cuneta is currently married to Kiko Pangilinan and have two daughters together.

Filmography

Television

Title Germside / Germspecial / GMA Supershow The Sharon Cuneta Show The Sharon Cuneta Christmas Special: I'll Be Home For Christmas rowspan=2 Mega Tatlong Dekada Mega 30 Concert Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? Mega Drama Star Power (Philippine TV series) Sharon at Home The Biggest Loser: Pinoy Edition

Year	|	Network	Notes
1978–1985	|	GMA Network	Musical Variety Show with German Moreno
1986–1997	|	Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation>IBC & ABS-CBN	Musical Variety Show
1997	|	ABS-CBN	Christmas Special
1998–2004	Sharon ||	ABS-CBN	Talk Show
2006–2010
2008	|	ABS-CBN	Documentary
2008	|	ABS-CBN	Special Show
2010	|	Associated Broadcasting Company>TV5	Game show with Vic Sotto
2010	|	ABS-CBN	Musical Concert
2010	Star Power: Sharon's Search For The Next Female Superstar ||	ABS-CBN	Singing competition
2010	|	Lifestyle Network & ABS-CBN	Lifestyle show
2011	|	ABS-CBN	Reality TV show

Movies

Title Corazon Mano Po 6: A Mother's LoveIskul BukolMarch of the PenguinsCrying LadiesMagkapatid Pagdating Ng Panahon Minsan, Minahal Kita Nang Iniwan Mo Ako Ten Little Indians Minsan Pa (Kahit Konting Pagtingin 2) Megamol Di Na Natuto Ngayon At Kailanman Kaputol Ng Isang Awit Biktima Oras-Oras, Araw-Araw Jack And Jill Sa Amerika Walang Karugtong Ang Nakaraan Captain Barbell Kailan Sasabihing Mahal Kita? Sa Hirap At Ginhawa To Love Again Cross My Heart P.S. I Love You

Year	|	Role	Film Outfit
2011	|	Dianne	Star Cinema
rowspan=3	2009	|	Melinda Uy	Regal Entertainment
OMG (Oh, My Girl		Guada (Special Participation)
BFF (film)	BFF (Best Friends Forever)	Honey
rowspan=2>2008 in film	2008	Iskul Bukol: 20 years After ||	Sharon Escalera (Special Participation)	Octo Arts Films
Caregiver (film)	Caregiver	Sarah Gonzales
2006 in film	2006	Penguin, Penguin, Paano Ka Ginawa? ||	Narrator (voice only)	Bonne Pioche
rowspan=3	2003	|	Stella Mate	Unitel Pictures
Kung Ako Na Lang Sana	Emy
Walang Kapalit	Joane Rustia
2002 in film	2002	|	Dr.Cita Reyes	Viva Films
2001 in film	2001	|	Lynette	Viva Films
2000 in film	2000	|	Dianne Nepomuceno	Star Cinema
rowspan=2	1997	|	Amy	Viva Films
Wala Nang Iibigin Pang Iba	Sarah Castillo
rowspan=2	1996	|	Rose Valdez	RVQ Productions
Madrasta	Mariel
rowspan=2	1995	|	Georgia	Viva Films
The Lilian Velez Story	Lilian Velez
rowspan=2	1994	|	Cora/Corazon Corpuz Arevalo	Viva Films
Kapantay Ay Langit	Odette YUson
rowspan=3	1993	|	Carlota	Viva Films
Ikaw	Anna
Kung Kailangan Mo Ako	Diana
rowspan=3	1992	|	Ayra Noche	Viva Films
Tayong Dalawa	Carol
Pangako Sa 'Yo	Clarissa
rowspan=3	1991	|	Sarah Montessa e.g. later Rivera	Viva Films
Una Kang Naging Akin	Diyosa
Maging Sino Ka Man	Monique/Digna
rowspan=3	1990	|	Becca	Viva Films
Bakit Ikaw Pa Rin?	Jenny
Kahit Konting Pagtingin	Georgia
rowspan=4	1989	|	Jessa Rodriguez	Viva Films
Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita	Salve
Kahit Wala Ka Na	Irene
Tatlong Mukha Ng Pag-ibig	Liza / Mara / Sandra
rowspan=2	1988	|	Jack/Jackielou	Viva Films
Buy One, Take One	Salve
rowspan=4	1987	|	Malou	Viva Films
Pasan Ko Ang Daigdig	Guadalupe Velez
Jack And Jill	Jack/Jackielou
Kung Aagawin Mo Ang Lahat Sa Akin	Maureen Andrada
rowspan=3	1986	|	Darna (Special Participation)	Viva Films
Nakagapos Na Puso	Elaine
Sana'y Wala Nang Wakas	Bianca
rowspan=3	1985	|	Ara	Viva Films
Pati Ba Pintig Ng Puso?	Jenna
Bituing Walang Ningning	Dorina Pineda
rowspan=3	1984	|	Cecilia	Viva Films
Bukas Luluhod Ang Mga Tala	Rebecca Rios
Dapat Ka Bang Mahalin?	Myrna
rowspan=2	1983	|	Rafaela/Raffy	Viva Films
Friends In Love	Sarah
rowspan=3	1982	|	Jenny	Viva Films
Forgive And Forget	Sandra
My Only Love	Cindy
rowspan=2	1981	|	Kristine	Viva Films
Dear Heart	April

Discography

Albums

Year	Title
2009 in music	2009	''Musika at Pag-ibig''
2009 in music	2009	''Children's Rhymes and Lullabies''
2007	''Isn't It Romantic II''
2006 in music	2006	''Isn't It Romantic''
2005 in music	2005	''Sharon Sings Alcasid''
rowspan=2	2003	''Walang Kapalit and Other Songs by Rey Valera''
''Kung ako na lang Sana Soundtrack''	Star Records
rowspan=3	2001	''Paskong Nagdaan''
''All I Ever Want''	Sony-BMG Phils.
''Nothing I Want More''	MEGA Music Records
2000 in music	2000	''Minsan, Minahal Kita Soundtrack''
rowspan=2	1999	''Sharon at 20''
''When I Love''	MEGA Music Records
1997 in music	1997	''Mega Up Close''
1996 in music	1996	''Sharon: The Other Side Of me''
1995 in music	1995	''Minsan Pa (Kahit Konting Pagtingin 2) Soundtrack''
rowspan=4	1994	''Kapantay Ay Langit Soundtrack''
''Megamol Soundtrack''	VIVA Records
''The Best of Sharon Cuneta''	VIVA Records
''Sharon Sings Duets''	VIVA Records
1993 in music	1993	''Sharon: Ikaw at Ako''
rowspan=3	1991	''Maging Sino Ka Man''
''Sharon Sings Valera''	VIVA Records
''Kaputol Ng Isang Awit''	VIVA Records
rowspan=3	1990	''Sharon Cuneta Movie Theme Songs''
''For Broken Hearts Only''	VIVA Records
''The Sharon Cuneta Christmas Album''	VIVA Records
rowspan=2	1986	''The Very Best of Sharon Vol.2''
''Sana'y Wala Nang Wakas''	VICOR Music Corp.
1985 in music	1985	''Bituing Walang Ningning''
rowspan=2	1984	''Sshhh''
''Bukas Luluhod ang mga Tala''	VICOR Music Corp.
1983 in music	1983	''The Very Best of Sharon''
rowspan=2	1982	''Sharon & Love''
''Sixteen''	VICOR Music Corp.
rowspan=2	1981	''High School''
''PS I Love You''	VICOR Music Corp.
1980 in music	1980	''Sharon Cuneta''
1979 in music	1979	''Sharon''
1978 in music	1978	''DJ's Pet''

Awards & Special Citations

Acting Awards

1984. Best Actress - Sa Hirap at Ginhawa. FAP 1984, Best Actress - Dapat Ka Bang Mahalin. FAMAS. 1984, Best Actress- Dapat Ka Bang Mahalin. KOMOPEB (Komiks Operation Brotherhood Inc). 1992, Best Actress- Tayong Dalawa. Movie Magazine Television Awards.Famas Awards 1985 1997, Movie Actress of the Year - Madrasta. PMPC Star Awards for Movies. 1997, Best Actress - Madrasta. FAP.

2003, People's Choice Best Actress- Crying Ladies. Metro Manila Film Festival 2003

2004, Pinakapasadong Aktres - Crying Ladies. Pasado Awards.

2004, Best Actress - Crying Ladies. Brussels International Independent Film Festival.

2004, DEKADA Best Actress Honoree . PMPC Star Awards for Movies

2008, Film Actress of the Year - Caregiver. 40th Box Office Entertainment Awards. 2008, Pinakapasadong Aktres - Caregiver. Pasado Awards 2008, Movie Actress of the Year - Caregiver. PMPC Star Awards for Movies.

2008, Legendary Award for acting ( 1st visionary awards )

2009, Best Actress - Mano Po 6. Metro Manila Film Festival 2009

2009, Best Actress - Caregiver. 3rd Gawad Genio Awards

2010, Golden Artist Awardee for cinematic excellence from FAMAS.

Box-Office Awards

1981–1982, Popular Teenage Queen of RP Movies. Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation, Inc.(GMMSF) 1982–1983, Miss RP Movies. GMMSF. 1983–1984, Miss RP Movies. GMMSF. 1984, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF. 1985, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF.

1986, Top Female Box Office Star of 1985. "Bida sa Takilya" given during the FAMAS Awards

1986, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF. 1987, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF. 1989, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF.

1990, Elevated to the Box Office Hall of Fame. GMMSF.

1991, Maging Sino Ka Man, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF.

1991, Box Office Record Award for "Maging Sino Ka Man" (with Robin Padilla as co-awardee) given by the Greater Metro Manila Theater Association.

1992, Pangako Sa ‘Yo, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF. 1993, Kung kailangan Mo ako, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF. 1996, Madrasta, Box Office Queen of RP Movies. GMMSF.

2008, Caregiver, Mother's Day Box Office Queen. GMMSF.

Concerts/Music Awards

1980, Jukebox Princess. BAMCI Promotions Awards, 1981.

1985, Most Outstanding Female Concert Hall Act for “Sharon Solo With The Boys 1984 Concert. Aliw Awards

1991, One of 10 Most Outstanding Recording Artists. 7th Annual Tining Awards. (NPCP)

1991, Best Female Vocal Performance (Kung Tayo’y Magkakalayo). DZMB

1992, Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist (Ngayon at Kailanman). 1993 Awit Awards

1998, Gintong Tining Awardee. Metro Star Search.

2002, Dangal ng Musikang Plilipino Award (Lifetime Achievement Award). Board of Directors of the Phil. Association of Recording Industry. November 2002.

2006, Lifetime Achievement Awardee . MYX

2006, Best Female Major Concert. Awit Awards

2006, Platinum Circle Awardee. ASAP 06

2006, Elite Platinum Circle Awardee . ASAP 06

2007, Outstanding Achievement by a Female Recording Artist (GMMSF 2007)

2007, Platinum Circle Awardee. ASAP 07

2008, Platinum Circle Awardee. ASAP 08

2010, Diamond Record award for Isn't It Romantic? Vol.1

TV Hosting Awards

1989, Best Female TV Host. The Sharon Cuneta show, PMPC Star Awards For Television.

1990, Best Female TV Host. The Sharon Cuneta Show, PMPC Star Awards for Television 1993, Best Female TV Host. The Sharon Cuneta Show, PMPC Star Awards for Television 1994, Best Female TV Host. The Sharon Cuneta Show, PMPC Star Awards for Television

1995, Best Female TV Host. The Sharon Cuneta Show, PMPC Star Awards for Television

1996, Best Female TV Host. The Sharon Cuneta Show, PMPC Star Awards for Television

2000, Best Talk Show Host. Sharon, KBP Golden Dove Awards

2006, Sharon, Highly Commended Best Entertainment Presenter, 2006 Asian Television Awards.

2011, Best Lifestyle Show Host. Sharon at Home Golden Screen Awards for Television(Lifestyle Channel).

Magazine Awards

1998, One of Istudyante’s (the first national newspaper for students) “ Idols of our Time”. With Robert Jaworski & Lean Alejandro. 1988.

1999, No.1 in The 15 Brightest Stars in Philippine Showbiz - Moviestar Magazine, October 13, 1999 Issue

2001, One of the 10 Most Beautiful Women of Mega Magazine. 2001

2001, Reader’s Choice Awards- Female Star Quality. YES! Magazine

2002, Reader’s Choice Awards- Female Star Quality. YES! Magazine

2003, No.31 in BizNewsAsia's list of Top 100 Most Powerful Filipinos for 2002.

2003, One of Yes Magazine 15 best dressed celebrities.

2004, No.20 in BizNewsAsia’s list of Top 100 Most Powerful Filipinos for 2003.

2004, One of Asia’s (Under-50) Movers and Shakers. (One of four Filipinos listed) Asia Inc. Magazine. February 2004.

2005, One of 15 Greatest Actresses Of Phil.Cinema ( YES! Magazine )

2006, One of 15 Greatest Actresses Of Phil.Cinema ( S-Magazine )

2007, One of YES! 100 Most Beautiful Stars

2008, One of YES! 100 Most Beautiful Stars

2008, People Of The Year Awardee.People Asia Magazine.

2008, No.2 Yes Magazine Top 20 celebrity endorsers of 2008.

2009, One of YES! 100 Most Beautiful Stars ( Beautiful at any age category )

2009, Newsmaker Of The Year.Celebrity Chronicle. (FIL-AM Publications ).

2010, One Of Reader's Digest Philippines' Most Trusted 2010

Individuals

2010, No.7 Yes Mag Top 20 Celebrity Stars who ruled the decade.

2010, One of YES! 100 Most Beautiful Stars ( Charisma Category ).

2011, One of the Faces Of The Decades.A fusion of beauty and talent.S-Magazine April 2011 issue.

2011, One of S-MAG 10 Most outstanding moms in showbiz.

2011, No.3 Yes Mag TOp 20 Endorsers.

2011, 1 of Manila Bulletin's TOP 25 greatest female stars by Mario Hernando.

Special Awards

2001, Ulirang Ina Awardee 2001, Hallmark Channel Awardee

2002, Patnubay ng Sining at Kalinangan Medal For Cinema from the city of Manila in 2002.

2004, A.C. Nielsen cited her as The Most effective product endorser.

2004, Recipient The Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) 2005, PASADO's Natatanging Artista ng 2004

2006, Recipient Top 5 Most Admired Female TV Personalities 2007, Recipient Top 10 Most Admired Female TV Personalities 2008, Recipient Top 10 Most Admired Female TV Personalities

2008, No.1 Pinakamabentang Celebrity Endorser ( QTV Channel ) "ANG PINAKA".

2009, One of Cinema One 15 Legends.

2009, Recipient Top 10 Most Admired Female TV Personalities.

2009, No.1 Top 10 Celebrity Endorsers of 2009 according to Manila Standard.

2010, Recipient Most Admired Female TV Personality

2011, Icon award from ENPRESS.

See also

Kuh Ledesma

Rico J. Puno

Martin Nievera

Pops Fernandez

Gary Valenciano

Amapola (Amapola Cabase)

References

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name	David Foster
background	non_performing_personnel
birth name	David Walter Foster
birth date	November 01, 1949
birth place	Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
instrument	Piano, keyboards, French horn, synthesizer
genre	Pop, R&B;, classical, gospel
occupation	Record producer, musician, composer, songwriter, arranger
years active	1971–present
label	Reprise/143, Atlantic
associated acts	Skylark, Attitudes, Airplay, Ronnie Hawkins & The Hawks
website	davidfoster.com }}

David Walter Foster, OC, OBC (born November 1, 1949), is a Canadian musician, record producer, composer, singer, songwriter, and arranger, noted for discovering singers such as Michael Bublé, Josh Groban, and Charice Pempengco; and for producing some of the most successful artists in the world.

Career

Throughout his career, he has produced recordings for a wide range of musical artists, including Bryan Adams, Tamia, Christina Aguilera, The Bee Gees, Andrea Bocelli, Boz Scaggs, Mariah Carey, Chicago, Destiny's Child, Neil Diamond, Céline Dion, Earth Wind and Fire, Gloria Estefan, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan, Beyonce Knowles, Kenny Loggins, Madonna, Olivia Newton-John, Nsync, Charice Pempengco, Prince, Kenny Rogers, Barbra Streisand, Donna Summer, Shania Twain, and Jackie Evancho.

Foster was a keyboardist for the pop group Skylark discovered by Eirik Wangberg. The band's song “Wildflower” was a top ten hit in 1973.

Together with Jay Graydon he formed the band Airplay, whose album of the same name is often labeled the most important within the Westcoast AOR genre.

He produced debut albums for The Corrs, Michael Bublé, Renee Olstead and Josh Groban, which were released under his own record label, 143 Records, and distributed through Warner Music. Foster helped launch Kevin Sharp's career after the two met through the Make-A-Wish Foundation and he produced David Hayes singing a song by composed by Ed Scheid and Laramy Smith title "Friend".

In 1985, ''Rolling Stone'' magazine named Foster the "master of ... bombastic pop kitsch." That year, Foster composed the score for the film ''St. Elmo's Fire'', including "Love Theme from St. Elmo's Fire" which hit No. 15 in US pop charts (with a remake of a song titled "For just a moment" with vocals by Amy Holland and Donny Gerrard). Another song from the film, "St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)", recorded by John Parr hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on September 7, 1985. The following years, Foster continued turning out occasional film scores, including the Michael J. Fox comedy ''The Secret of My Success'' and the Jodie Foster-Mark Harmon drama ''Stealing Home'', both of which spawned soundtrack albums with prominent Foster-penned contributions. He collaborated with then-wife Linda Thompson on the song "I Have Nothing", sung by Whitney Houston in the 1992 film ''The Bodyguard''. The couple were nominated for a Grammy Award and an Academy Award for Best Song for the song.

He produced Japanese singer Seiko Matsuda's 1988 album "Citron", also arranging and co-writing all the songs on the album, including the number one single "Marrakech".

In 1995 Foster signed a deal with Warner Brothers that enabled him to set up his own boutique label, 143 Records, as a joint venture with Warner. Foster gave the responsibility for running the label to then manager Brian Avnet. One of the label's first signing was little known Irish folk-rock band The Corrs, for whom he produced their debut album. By 1997 Foster had come to the realisation that, in the American market at least, "logo labels" like 143 were in a "bad spot" and as a result Foster sold the label back to Warner and became senior vice-president at the corporation.

Foster, along with Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, composed "The Power of the Dream" as the official song of the 1996 Summer Olympics, with then-wife Thompson providing the lyrics (sung by Céline Dion). He also composed "Winter Games", the theme song for 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta. "Winter Games" is the soundtrack for a fountain show at the Bellagio resort in Las Vegas as well as a fountain show at Sea World Orlando. Also in 2001, he collaborated with Lara Fabian and the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra to record the Canadian national anthem, "O Canada", for an English version, a French version, and a bilingual (French/English) version, for a promotion of the Government of Canada. In 2003, Foster won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Music and Lyrics for ''The Concert for World Children's Day''. His song "I Will Be There With You" (sung with Katharine McPhee) is being used by Japan Airlines to promote the introduction of new aircraft to its US flights.

During the 1990s he often performed acts with San Diego vocalist Warren Wiebe, whom he had discovered in the restroom of a hotel bar in 1987. In 1994 he had Wiebe put together a band called Millennium featuring Nita Whitaker and a few session vocalists, but the deal with Foster's record company led to the group's demise. Wiebe was Foster's "mouth" on many of his videos but committed suicide before he could release a solo album.

In 2005, record producer David Foster, his daughter Amy Foster-Gillies and Knowles wrote "Stand Up For Love" as the anthem to the World Children's Day, an annual worldwide event to raise awareness and funds for children causes. Over the past three years, more than $50 million has been raised to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities and other children's organizations. Destiny's Child lent their voices and support as global ambassadors for the 2005 program.

In 2009 it was revealed that Foster had worked with songwriter Diane Warren to produce records for Whitney Houston's upcoming album. It was then announced that her comeback single would be the Foster-produced "I Didn't Know My Own Strength".

He recently collaborated with American Idol finalist Michael Johns on the re-write of his popular 1980s hit "St Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)."

In July 2011, it was announced that Foster would take the helm of Verve Records under Universal Music and shift the focus of the label from jazz to adult contemporary pop.

Television appearances

In early 1992, the national television station RCTI, David Foster came to Indonesia for the TV show ''David Foster's Twilight Orchestra''.

In early 2001, Foster was in ''Popstars'', a reality series that aired on WB. The series aimed at coming up with the next girl group and eventually became Eden's Crush (featuring Nicole Scherzinger). David Foster and Linda Thompson wrote and produced several songs on their album.

Foster's home life was featured in a Fox staged reality TV show called ''The Princes of Malibu'', in which he attempts to force his two spoiled stepsons, Brandon and Brody Jenner (the children of Thompson and Olympian Bruce Jenner), to straighten their lives up and earn their own way.

In late April 2005, Foster appeared as a special guest on both ''American Idol'' (as a mentor) and ''Nashville Star'' (as a judge) two weeks apart. He was also a judge on ''Celebrity Duets'', a FOX TV show, and appeared on ''Star Tomorrow'', where auditions were held in Los Angeles and New York for undiscovered talent. It aired only one [July 31, 2006] episode on NBC.

In July 2006, Foster made a brief appearance on ''The View'' as Star Jones's vocal coach. In August 2006, he was the musical director for JCPenney Jam: The Concert For American Kids], which aired on CBS and was later released in CD/DVD format. In November 2007, Foster appeared in Oprah's annual "Favorite Things" episode, performing with Josh Groban.

In September 2008, singer Charice joined Foster on ''The Oprah Winfrey Show'' with Celine Dion via satellite; and later on October 31, he and Andrea Bocelli appeared on ''Oprah'' again together, where he stated that Bocelli was his "favorite singer on the planet".

In December 2008, Foster was featured in a PBS special titled ''Hitman David Foster & Friends'', a concert featuring live performances by Foster and numerous other performers. Foster was also featured in ''Under the Desert Sky'' in 2006, ''Vivere Live in Tuscany'' in 2007, and the ''My Christmas Special'', in 2009, Andrea Bocelli's three latest PBS Specials. Bocelli also performed during Foster's Hitman special.

In late 2009, he also appeared on a number of TV shows to promote Bocelli's ''My Christmas'' album, which he produced, including ''The Oprah Winfrey Show'', ''The Tonight Show with Jay Leno'', ''Dr. Phil'', ''The Early Show'' and ''Fox & Friends''. He also made a number of appearances in 2010 with Filipino singer Charice, to promote her album.

Personal life

Foster has been married three times, has five biological daughters, an ex-stepdaughter, and two ex-stepsons. His first marriage was to singer/writer B.J. Cook. She already had a daughter, Tamre Winger, whom he raised. Together, B.J. Cook and Foster had one daughter, Amy Foster (b. July 29, 1973), a songwriter who has collaborated with classic artists such as Andrea Bocelli, Michael Bublé, and Josh Groban.

His second wife was model Rebecca Dyer. They had three daughters: Sara Foster (b. August 24, 1981), Erin Foster (b. August 24, 1983), and Jordan Foster (b. September 1986). As of May 2008, Sara was engaged to tennis player Tommy Haas, and on November 14, 2010, Haas and Foster welcomed a baby girl in Santa Monica, CA. Foster also has a daughter, Allison Jones (b. April 6, 1970), from a previous relationship.

Foster married third wife Linda Thompson on June 27, 1991. The two became a songwriting team, collaborating on several songs including "I Have Nothing," performed by Whitney Houston in The Bodyguard, and "Grown-Up Christmas List." Thompson filed for divorce Monday July 11, 2005, the day after her short-lived reality series, ''The Princes of Malibu'' premiered. Thompson is the mother of Brody Jenner and Brandon Jenner from her previous marriage to former Olympian Bruce Jenner.

Foster's sister, producer Jaymes Foster, is the mother of Clay Aiken's son Parker Foster Aiken.

David's cousin, Billy Foster, died in a race car accident in 1967.

In 1992, David Foster was driving on the Pacific Coast Highway when his car struck actor Ben Vereen, who had been on the road because he had crashed his car and was in a daze. Despite being thrown 90 feet, Vereen survived. Vereen also went on record to say that it probably saved his life: he had a serious drinking problem caused by the death of his daughter.

Discography

In addition to the numerous albums he has produced, the following are Foster's own solo or band works:

1972: ''Skylark'' (self-titled)

1974: ''2'' Skylark

1976: ''Attitudes'' (self-titled)

1977: ''Good News'' Attitudes

1980: ''Airplay'' (self-titled)

1983: ''The Best of Me''

1986: ''David Foster'' (self-titled)

1988: ''The Symphony Sessions''

1989: ''Time Passing''

1990: ''River of Love''

1991: ''Rechordings''

1992: ''A Touch Of David Foster''

1993: ''The Christmas Album''

1994: ''Love Lights The World''

2000: ''The Best Of Me: A Collection of David Foster’s Greatest Works''

2001: ''O Canada'' (with Lara Fabian)

2002: ''Love Stories''

2003: ''Teko’s Theme - with Nita Whitaker''

2004: ''The Best Of Me - Original Recording Remastered''

2008: ''Hitman: David Foster and Friends''

2010: ''The Magic of David Foster & Friends''

2011: ''Hitman Returns: David Foster and Friends''

Singles

1985: "Love Theme From St. Elmo's Fire (For Just a Moment)" (US #15)

1986: "The Best of Me" (Duet with Olivia Newton-John) (US #80)

1988: "Winter Games (Can't You Feel It)" - Official theme song for the Calgary 1988 Winter Olympics (US #85)

Awards and honors

In 1995, Foster became the recipient of the Order of British Columbia, the highest honour awarded in his native province of British Columbia. Foster became an Officer of the Order of Canada in 2006.

Foster has won 15 Grammy Awards (three for producer of the year) and has been nominated a total of 46 times.

He has been nominated three times for an Academy Award for Best Song and won the 1999 Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song for the song “The Prayer” (sung by Andrea Bocelli and Celine Dion) from the film ''Quest for Camelot''. He has been named BMI's "Songwriter of the Year". In June 2010, he was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

See also

Music of Canada

Canadian Music Hall of Fame

List of Canadian composers

References

Further reading

External links

Official website

David Foster on ''The Hour''

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name	Agot Isidro
birthname	Maria Margarita Amada Fteha Isidro
birth date	July 20, 1966
occupation	Actress
spouse	Manu Sandejas
yearsactive	1991-present}}

Agot Isidro (born July 20, 1966 ) is a recording artist, actress, host, and TV personality in the Philippines.

Born as Maria Margarita Amada Fteha Isidro, she is the fourth of the six children of Edwarta Fteha and Jose Isidro. She graduated from the University of the Philippines, Diliman with a Bachelor's Degree in Interior Design. Isidro also pursued Fashion Buying and Merchandising at Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, where she graduated as magna cumlaude. She also has a Master's degree in Communication from the Ateneo de Manila University.

Isidro started as a back-up singer together with her sisters Olive Cruz and Tina Isorena in the Sharon Cuneta Show. She was urged by Johnny Manahan or Mr. M to fill in for then pregnant Melissa de Leon in the noon time show 'Sang Lingo nAPO sila. She was like a breath of fresh air and people started noticing her, hence, the moniker "Crush ng Bayan" or "the people's crush." She's still part of ABS-CBN contract stars.

Filmography

Television

TitleNasaan Ka Elisa?100 Days to HeavenMinsan Lang Kita IibiginAgimat: Ang Mga Alamat ni Ramon Revilla1DOLTanging Yaman (TV series)Tayong DalawaLobo (TV series)Maalaala Mo Kaya "Mansyon" Celebrity Duets: Philippine EditionRounin (TV Series)Si Pedro Penduko at ang mga EngkantaoDa Adventures of Pedro PendukoMga Anghel Na Walang LangitSearch for the Star in a MillionMarinaOka Tokat'Sang Linggo nAPO Sila Spotlight Presents: Agot Isidro Oki Doki DocMana ManaSa Linggo nAPO SilaThe Sharon Cuneta Show

Year	|	Character/Role	Channel
2011	|	Dana Altamira	ABS-CBN
2011	|	Diana (guest role)	ABS-CBN
2011	|	Young Remedios Sebastiano	ABS-CBN
2011	Agimat: Ang Mga Alamat ni Ramon Revilla: Bianong Bulag ||	Veronica Gutierrez	ABS-CBN
2010	|	Laura Suarez	ABS-CBN
2010	Tanging Yaman ||	Marcela Jacinto-Policarpio	ABS-CBN
2009	|	Ingrid Garcia	ABS-CBN
2008	Lobo ||	Nessa Blancaflor-Raymundo	ABS-CBN
2008	|		ABS-CBN
2007	|	Herself/performer	GMA-7
2007	Rounin ||	Naya	ABS-CBN
2007	Komiks Presents: Si Pedro Penduko at ang mga Engkantao ||	Reyna Bukang Liwayway	ABS-CBN
2006	Komiks Presents: Da Adventures of Pedro Penduko ||	Bukang Liwayway	ABS-CBN
2005	|	Aling Pilar	ABS-CBN
2005–2006	|	Judge	ABS-CBN
2004	|	Sheila Corrales / Dugyot	ABS-CBN
1997	|	Rona / Corona Catacutan	ABS-CBN
1995	|	Herself / Host	ABS-CBN
1993	|	Various	GMA 7
1993	|	Alex Macunatan	ABS-CBN
1992	|	Agot	ABS-CBN
1991	|	Herself / Host	ABS-CBN
1990	|	Herself / Co-Host	ABS-CBN

Movies

Year	Title
2011	Way Back Home (2011 film) > Way Back Home
2009	Ang Darling Kong Aswang
2008	Huling Pasada
2007	Nars
2006	Tulad ng Dati
1998	April, May June
1997	Ipaglaban Mo: The Movie II
1997	Da Best in Da West
1997	I Do, I Die (Diyos Ko Day)
1995	Oki-doki Dok
1994	Pangako ng Kahapon
1993	May Minamahal (film)>May Minamahal
1993	Padilla (Bala Lang ang Katapat mo!)
1993	Kalabog En Bosyo

Discography

1994 Sa Isip Ko

1995 Hush

1996 The Best of Agot Isidro

1997 Winds Of Change

1999 Best In Me

2006 The Island

2006 Silver Series

2009 White Lace and Promises

References

External links

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